Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-08-13

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guests of Mrs. William Payne, of this
place.
Miss Maggie Elliot, of Piedmont,
w. Va, is the guest of Miss Bessie
Coyner.
Rev. P. N. Meade, of Cumberland,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Hammond, of Anne
Arundel county, a friend and recent
schoolmate of Miss Kate Porter, several
weeks a guest of the latter, has return
ed home.
Horace M. Simmons, NJ. D., as
sociated with the Presbyterian o.
sercer, Baltimore and Washington,
paid the JOURNAL a fraternal call
Tuesday.
John Engleby, former resident of
Frostburg, paid the JOURNAL call
this morning. He is one of the pros
porous Allegany colony in Roanoke,
Va.
Miss Fannie Marean, of Cumberland,
is visiting Miss Rose Lapp.
Miss Maggie Little, of Piedmont,
w. Va. is the guest of Miss jamie
Stewart
Misses Carrie, Effie and Lula Shaffer
left Thursday on visit to friends in
Salisbury, Pa.
Az. Hartman and wife, of Baltimore
are visiting Mrs. H. 5 father, Judge J.
d. Armstrong.
s. A.-The action of the Council
Monday, reported elsewhere, brought
out defiant demonstration of the Sal
walton Army Tuesday evening. Cap
tain Herbert Walter Volair and Lieut.
Thomas Jenkins were arrested and,
declining to give bond, were confined
in the Water street conservatory until
Wednesday morning. when they were
taken to Jail. Thursday it was ascer-
tanned that an errorin the commitment
existed, and they were discharged.
The usual twilight parade followed,
however, with even more vim, and
Volair and Jenkins were again arrest
ed. Bail was given for appearance at
II hearing before Justice Moat set for
next Wednesday.
More arrests Friday evening.
Much unnecessary feeling has been
aroused by these transactions.
Summer Guests.-At Mrs. Richard
Beall's there have been registered from
the places named:
Washington d. C.-Mrs w. Dockstader,
Miss Jennie Dockstader Miss Matte Wimor,
Miss Romaine Morsell Mrs. Evans, Miss
Minnie Evans, Miss Mabel Evans, Mrs.
Schneider, child and nurse; Mrs. Wickware,
Miss Wickware, Mrs. II. 2. Barnes, ].
Fauntleroy Barnes, Miss Marie F. Barnes,
Walter II. Chew.
Baltimore, Md-Mrs. L. NJ. Richard, Mrs.
Start, Miss Emma Start, Miss Wheeler, Mrs.
NJ. A Foster, three children and nurse; Miss
Grace Foster.
Cunlberland Md.-Mrs. McCleave, Miss
Sally McCleave, Miss Mary McCleave, Master
Duflield Duncan and nurse Mrs. DIR. Towns
end, Mr.. and Mrs. George Townsend child
and nurse; Dr. Hoffman, Dr. L. B. Wilson.
PittSJug. Pa.-Mr Totten.
Leritgtoa, Ky.-Miss Butler.
1nnapolis, Md.-Mrs. Waddell.
Tie COnnty's Business. the
meeting of the Commissioners Monday
the bids for painting iron bridges at
Homecoming and Westernport were
opened, but held for further consider
alton.
w. j. Craigen, secretary of the
county board of health, submitted his
report relative to the sanitary con.
dition of the towns along Georges
Creek.
Hearing which DR.. Craigen was in
structed to strictly enforce the laws
governing such matters, and to send
notices of warning to citizens of Iona
coming and Barton.
Died-Monday, August s, 1887,
THOMAS CONRAD, aged 3 months, only
son of Conrad and Sophia j. Brode, of
Borden Shaft.
AT the residence of her son-in-law,
Jacob Boettner, Wednesday, August
10, 1887, Mrs. CATHERINE KEGEL,
nearly so years of age.
AT the residence of her son, Jacob
B. Hansel, Thursday, August IL, 1887,
Mrs. REBECCA UANsEL, over 80 years
of age.
Reiigfous.-Rev. Mr.. Whitaker's
subject Sunday morning will be "Re-
demption and Service" No services
during the evening Except during,the
week. Wednesday and Friday and
until further notice. Bible readings
Sunday afternoons at 3l o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Irving, of Greensburg, Pa,
will preach in the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours.
Poiiticdt.--At the county convention
(republicaM Tuesday John j. Bell, of
Homecoming; Gershon Anthony, of
Frostburg, and G. L. Wellington,